Should transgenders be allowed to use public washrooms of the gender they identify as?
Why or why not?
Explain your reasoning.
Explain your reasoning.
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CopperCicada · M
It's easy. Unisex bathrooms. Half the world does it. And it's not just a gender politics issue. It's a pain in the ass to meet zoning requirements and social expectations to have M and F restrooms. Just put a toilet in a room with a sink and call it done. Move on with life.
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@CopperCicada I agree, but if we move on from this, and don't spend our time arguing religious and divisive social issues, we might focus on things like incompetence, collusion with foreign powers, and sabotaging government so that it can be reshaped to make America "great again."
Yes, the Nazi analogy is not perfect, but it is the last time anyone has done this on such a large scale.
Politics is a game, but once you throw away the rules, there's no way but brute force or human decency to stop the players' disagreements from turning into chaos or even violence.
Is Trump counting on riots as a way for him to seize control? I doubt it, but I think Bannon and Putin may be, and Trump is happy as a clam as long as people praise him or he can get revenge if they don't.
Yes, the Nazi analogy is not perfect, but it is the last time anyone has done this on such a large scale.
Politics is a game, but once you throw away the rules, there's no way but brute force or human decency to stop the players' disagreements from turning into chaos or even violence.
Is Trump counting on riots as a way for him to seize control? I doubt it, but I think Bannon and Putin may be, and Trump is happy as a clam as long as people praise him or he can get revenge if they don't.